Decorative Blends Tile

Tiles in the house are an excellent way to showcase creativity and style. We offer many mosaic designs including penny-round, pebble stone, subway, hexagon, and so much more, all of which are guaranteed to help you stamp your style on any project.

To remove a tile, we will focus on and demonstrate single tile removal and replacement.
Using a ceramic tile drill bit,
Drill a small hole into the center of the tile.
Use a grout removal tool to extract grout from around the tile.
Chip away the broken tile using a hammer and chisel starting from the drilled hole.

Repair and maintenance of the tiles involves:
Clean the area using a tile cleaner
dish soap or even bleach ensuring the damaged tile and surrounding grout is clean. ...
Mix your epoxy ...
Avoid grouting ...
Then, apply and paint the epoxy …
Finally, seal it with urethane.

Decorative Blends Tiles are created from a mixture of the finest quality materials for eye-catching designs and great versatility. The most frequently used are:

Natural Stone: Offers an ageless textured appearance while being durable.
Glass: Infuses a smooth, modernistic look with reflective characteristics.
Ceramic: A guaranteed classic and flexible with different finishes.
Porcelain: High strength, water-resistant, and easy to maintain.
Metal: A new industrial style featuring original textures.

Yes, Decorative Blends Tiles can be used in outdoor applications, but their functional suitability really depends on what components are used in the blend. Porcelain, natural stone, and certain metals, for example, are extremely durable and able to withstand the elements. Those specific types of tile would be used for patios, outdoor walls, and facades.
On the other hand, glass and some ceramics cannot endure extreme weather features like heavy rain or freezing temperatures, thereby rendering them hardly suitable for outdoor purposes. The user should, therefore, choose an outdoor-weather-resistant blend of tiles with proper sealing (if warranted), to ensure that moisture and temperature changes do not affect it. Also, before fitting, ensure the tiles have gone through slip resistance and durability rating tests.